Exam 2: Values and Principles That Guide Generalist Practice in the Macro Social Environment

Gender ________ is the process of conveying what is considered appropriate behavior and perspectives for males and females in a particular culture.

Social work by nature addresses virtually any type of problem posed by any type of person from any type of background.

Which conceptual term involves the idea that people are complex and can belong to multiple, overlapping diverse groups?

One of the core values in the NASW Code of Ethics involves the importance of human relationships.

Identification with the social work profession means that social workers should serve as representatives of the profession, its mission, and its core values.

When you think of the word oppression, what groups come to mind? What are the reasons that you feel these groups of people are oppressed? Why must the generalist fight against oppression?

Gender identity is culturally defined.

The two dimensions in resiliency are experience and intellect.

______ is the act of placing extreme limitations and constraints on some person, group, or larger system.

________ justice concerns the distribution of resources in a fair and equitable manner.

An intersectional approach to diversity focuses on the interactional effects of belonging to multiple groups.

Which term is defined as an individual's right to make his or her own decisions?

In what three ways does the LGBTQ community suffer from gayphobia?

The NASW Code of Ethics standard "Social workers' ethical responsibilities to the social work profession" includes two dimensions: integrity and social welfare.

Human rights involve the premise that all people are entitled to basic rights and treatment.

How do people vary in their expression of gender? Include intersex and transgender people in your discussion.

Rarely are rights and resources fairly and equitably distributed.

Ethical responsibilities take precedence over theoretical knowledge and agency policies.